Debates on U S money and legal tender theory
James Murdock critiques Rusticus on currency and the greenback. He argues full legal tender notes perform all money functions, denounces coin demonetization, and insists the people, via representatives, can issue debt contracting money and must retain it as debt paying money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epior
United States
Europe
Rusticus
of Credi
U. S
U.S
England
Bank of England
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Ple
Congress
Washington
Thadius Oaere
House
Askei
Thad Stephens
Pennsylvania
Senate
Wall Street
Stephens
Maine
Garfield
Sherman
James Murdock
Auburn Alliance Endorses Amendments in Regular Session
In Wake county on March 19 1892 the Auburn Alliance No 41 endorsed the St Louis resolution from February 1892 with amend erased and control inserted. A D Henrycutt President M T Wilder Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eorror
Auburn Alliance
Wake County
St. Louis
A. D. Henrycutt
Prest
M. T. Wilder
Sec’y
Scotland Neck Alliance withholds endorsement of St Louis action
Scotland Neck North Carolina. Mr Epior is informed by the Scotland Neck Alliance that it refuses to endorse the action of the St Louis convention. W D Suxtos secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Neck, N. C
Epior
Scotland Neck Alliance
St. Louis
W. D. Suixtos
Sec
Resolutions From Red House and Bay Leaf Alliances
Union messages from Caswell and Clay counties show local alliances reaffirming adherence to the Alliance platform. Committees report subscriptions to the National Economist and Tuk Progrss SIVE FARMER, with letters from J P Rainey and J A Shearer. Bay Leaf Alliance No 20 endorses the Stee platform and pledges to vote principles over party ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Epitor
Red House Alliance
Caswell County
National Economist
Tuk
J.P. Rainey
Col
Vanteen
Wake Co
Eorror
Bay Leaf Alliance No
Stee
R. L. Thompson
P. S
Bay Leaf Solid
Wall Street
The New Revolution and the St Louis Suckling War
A Murfreesboro Index writer derides a St Louis birth of a political babe as illegitimate. He uses historic parallels from Puritanism, Jaco binism and Sans-culottism to argue enduring reforms. Notes on Alliance meetings and pledges align with Ocala platform and progressive labor aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herod of Old
John Milton
Hamden
Monk
Ireton
Oliver Cromwell
Charles I
James II
England
Macauley
St. Louis
Paris
Plits
Sansottism
Index
Jayuld
Jim Blaine
Cleveland
Hands
Scary Alliance No 1926 Macon County March 19 1892 Resolves Support for Party and Officers
Scary Alliance No 1926 Macon County met March 19 1892 and adopted resolutions criticizing old party practice and pledging support to the party and officers aligned with their order. They oppose liquor, advocate direct election of officers, and vow unity under the Ocala platform, mentioning local officers and a state agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Hill Alliance
G. D. Neal
E. Woody
Ocala
Confederated Industria Organization
St. Louis
L. L. Polk
Progressive Farmer
Thos. D. Woopy
Sec’y
Macon County
Sinc
Order
Sym
Ple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red House
M. L. CoLemMan, Sec’y
R. G. Contey
Sec’y. A Oe
Lenoir County
Dixie Alliance Sa
Uring
Richardson
L OF Prospect Nce
Pros Pamlico
Enas
Tily
Themer
Brinson
Dayton
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